B and PW Gives Rising Child a New Chance
Mary Louise Browne reports that Pansy Huckins eleven, aided by one hundred twenty godmothers from the Business and Professional Women's Club, will resume classes this fall after a three month treatment at Amarillo Preventorium. The facility serves sixty children with staff including nine nurses two maids two cooks and a housekeeper plus volunteer doctors. Funds come from the Community Chest churches and individuals. Previous summers saw thirty five children treated and many more from nearby counties seek care, including a three year old from East Texas whose life was saved by the program after state hospitals refused underage care. The Preventorium has operated nearly ten years and treated over nine hundred cases.
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Pansy Huckins
Will Rogers School
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Pansy
Ama
Rillo Preventorium
Texas
Two Arrests Expected in $16,000 Bailey County Burglary
Bailey County Sheriff Hugh Freeman said a second arrest is likely soon in a $16,000 Ed Bellar farmstead burglary. Ex convict G. A. Blackie Benton, held on $10,000 bond, was charged after thieves took $14,920 in cash and $1,900 in war bonds from a closet. A second suspect is sought as fingerprints link another man to the break in. Benton was arrested near Dickens after a car crash with $1,000 found on him. he claims the cash came from a dice game. Entry was gained by smashing a back door glass. silverware in a nearby case was left untouched. Bellar had withdrawn the money to buy land but did not complete the deal.
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Muleshoe
Bailey County
Hugh Freeman
G. A. “Blackie” Benton
Lubbock
Ed Bellar
Bellar
Freeman
Benton
Dickens
R. J. Klump
Bellar House
Trash Barrel Lids Delivered Weekly
The city waste disposal department delivers barrel lids every Friday morning for lids ordered the prior week. Residents must be at home for delivery as workers collect on delivery. Wooden barrels cost 1 dollar and metal lids 1.85 dollars. Orders are taken by the waste disposal office.
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City Waste Disposal Department
Town Dumpyard Shows a Profit
GRAND RAPIDS MI June 15 A Wyoming Township dumpyard now projects a yearly profit of three to four thousand dollars after hiring two full time workers, stockpiling salvage, and installing a paper baler. A market for tin metal glass paper and other materials exists. A notable find was a paperweight made of gold valued at five hundred dollars.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Wyoming
Kenneth F. Jones
Johnnie Angelone Reviews Records by Ear in Providence
Four-year-old Johnnie Angelone in Providence has a remarkable memory for records. For two years he visits a stack, picks a number, and plays it on the player without reading. He claimed he can see the record and tell them apart, and yesterday demonstrated by selecting and playing several numbers on request.
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Providence
Johnnie Angelone
Johnnie
It's a Boy for Thomas Thompson at St. Anthony's
A son was born at 8 27 last night to Mr and Mrs Thomas H Thompson 1220 Rusk at St Anthony's Hospital. Weight 6 pounds 3 ounces. Named Thomas Lycurgus. Grandparents Mr and Mrs FE Bond Burgess 2417 Hayden Mr Thompson is business editor of The News Globe.
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Thomas H. Thompson
Rusk
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Thomas Lycurgus
FE. Bond Burgess
Hayden
Thompson
The
News-Globe
Elks Schedule Flag Ceremony at Veterans Hospital Chapel
Flag Day ceremonies sponsored by the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock in the chapel of the Veterans Hospital. Dr Walter H Juniper dean of West Texas State College will discuss subversive forces at work in Texas to undermine government. Amarillo clergy and patriotic organizations are invited to attend.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
the Veterans Hospital
Walter H. Juniper
West Texas State College
Texas
Amarillo
Bread airlift serves St Louis as bakers strike bites
A bread airlift from Jefferson City to St Louis operates to beat a week old bakery strike. Two single engine planes by Baca Airlines completed six flights bringing in 2700 loaves. Tomorrow 500 loaf loads are to arrive hourly to ease shortages.
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ST. Louis
Jefferson City
AFL
Baca Airlines
Ruby Crowned as Most Valued Gem
The ruby is regarded as the most valuable gem, admired for its vivid color and rarity. Jewelers note its enduring appeal and high market demand across global trade.
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Ruby
Amarillo Second Band Concert Plans Summer Schedule
The Amarillo Community Band under Charles M. Riker presents its second concert at 8:15 tonight in East Park. The 40 member group performs a varied program and repeats Tuesday at Memorial Park with additional dates at East Will Rogers Sam Houston and North Heights Parks plus a July 4 Thompson Park event. Admission is free.
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Amarillo
East Park
East Eighth
Williams
Charles M. Riker
Memorial Park
United Nations
King
Sousa
Clarisse
Romberg
Paul Yoder
Wellbaum
Leonard
Stephen Foster
Colonel Bogey
Alford
Will Rogers Park
Sam Houston Park
North Heights Park
Thompson Park
Assault Charge Filed in Knifing Case
Rand Hawkins, 40, is charged with assault with intent to murder after stabbing Fay Hawkins, 25, early today in front of 206 North Monroe. Fay Hawkins, of 620 West Third, is hospitalized at St. Anthony’s with chest and back wounds. Hawkins surrendered to police and said he found her in a car with another man.
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Rand Hawkins
Fay Hawkins
Hawkins
West Third
North Monroe
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Bridegroom Remiss But Papa Must Pay
Detroit jury rules Mic hale A. Madias cannot recover the 1500 spent to marry his 17 year old daughter to James Bournias after the groom refused to consummate. Bournias, 23, claimed the bride was pressured. Maritsa said her wedding night was a disappointment.
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Detroit
Michale A. Madias
Madias
James K. Bournias
Maritsa
No Objection From Joe Doakes in Binghamton
A 36-year-old carpenter in Binghamton says his name, Joe Doakes, has become a symbol of the average citizen as commentators and cartoonists use it for the little man. He recalls being startled but now is pleased his name stands for ordinary people.
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Binghamton, NY
J. Joseph Doakes
Misses Ceremony On Her Last Trip
Mrs Anastasia Krepp aged 65 collapsed and died of a heart attack while walking to St Josephs Church for her granddaughter's graduation mass in Pittsburgh on June 15.
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Pittsburgh
Anastasia Krepp
St. Joseph’s Church
British Teacher Raps US Morals
A British exchange teacher Miss Amy Imlach told Chicago's board of education she was disappointed by the low standard of morals among many students after teaching at Von Steuben High School for a year. She contrasted London students who rarely cut class with a strong respect for others property and trust. Harold C. Hunt invited her to speak.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Amy Imiach
London
von Steuben
Harold C. Hunt
Imlach
Baxter Serves As ECA Counsellor for Texans
Rex Baxter, executive vice president of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce, is in Washington as one of 27 Texans serving unpaid as Economic Cooperation Administration counsellor to small businessmen. ECA Administrator Paul G Hoffmann said counselors aid businessmen in deciding whether to produce commodities approved by ECA financed export.
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Rex Baxter
Amarillo
Two Kenyan Plants Produce Thousands Of Tin Cans Daily
In Mombasa Kenya two plants manufacture nearly 20000 four gallon tin cans each day for transporting gasoline and kerosene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mombasa
Kenya
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B & PW
Mary Louise Broome
Globe
Rip Underwood
R. F. Freeman
Llewellyn Deason
Sher Freeman
Globe News
Ezio Pinza
Enjoy Schenley
Schenley Link
Ee Eee
Schenley Dist., Inc
N.Y.C
Mark Galloway
Polk
Spicer
Spicer's
JU Ray Yan
AIT
American Aid
Thomas Thompson
Elks
Airlift
Charles Kiker
Taylor
Browning Blue Print CO
Boxwell
PCST
PCC
Men Tree
Perry Ton—Spearman
Joe Doakes
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Baxter
ECA
Deason
Adotoh Coors Company, Goides, Colonedo
White
Amarillo—Borger
Pampa
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